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Book 23. (1 results) Renegades of Gor (Individual Quote)

The tunics are usually not only brief but fetching, and are clearly designed to call attention to, enhance, and exhibit the lineaments of the slave. - (Renegades of Gor, Chapter 21, Sentence #1127)
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21 1127 The View more quotes about tunics">tunics are usually not only brief but fetching, and are clearly designed to call attention to, enhance, and exhibit the lineaments of the slave.

Book 23. (7 results) Renegades of Gor (Context Quote)

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21 1124 It is the usual garb of the female slave; these tunics are usually sleeveless and short.
21 1125 Depending on the city, the master's preferences, and such, they may appear in a great variety of colors, materials, textures, and cuts.
21 1126 They are usually loosely draped, and many have disrobing loops at the left shoulder, convenient for the right-handed master.
21 1127 The tunics are usually not only brief but fetching, and are clearly designed to call attention to, enhance, and exhibit the lineaments of the slave.
21 1128 Masters enjoy looking upon their slaves, and the tunics do not much to interfere with these perusals.
21 1129 It is my understanding that young free women, in playing ball and such, say, with their friends in private courts, segregated gymnasiums, and such, may wear light, white tunics, of modest cuts and lengths.
21 1130 These are, one understands, ideal for exercise.
It is the usual garb of the female slave; these tunics are usually sleeveless and short. Depending on the city, the master's preferences, and such, they may appear in a great variety of colors, materials, textures, and cuts. They are usually loosely draped, and many have disrobing loops at the left shoulder, convenient for the right-handed master. The tunics are usually not only brief but fetching, and are clearly designed to call attention to, enhance, and exhibit the lineaments of the slave. Masters enjoy looking upon their slaves, and the tunics do not much to interfere with these perusals. It is my understanding that young free women, in playing ball and such, say, with their friends in private courts, segregated gymnasiums, and such, may wear light, white tunics, of modest cuts and lengths. These are, one understands, ideal for exercise. - (Renegades of Gor)